Serpentine Belt
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Serpentine Belt
I am getting my serpentine belt replaced and my mechanic called and asked me if i needed one with a extra kit for corner control (i think) any idea how i find out? I have a disco se II 2001... Also i hear a sort of propellor sound when i accelerate is that related to the belt??
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RE: Serpentine Belt
I would suggest you spend a little time under the hood and under the truck so that you get a better idea of what you have on your truck. What happens if you are off the road and have a problem? If you have over 45,000 miles on your truck you will need a belt, possibily a belt tensioner and one or both of the idler pulleys replaced. Is the mechanic you are going to a Rover tech. if not you might want to find one who is.
By the way, it takes 10 minutes to replace your serpentine belt, if you have never done it, you might want to watch the mechanic so if you loose one on the road you'll be able to replace it and save a tow bill and the mechanics labor.
By the way, it takes 10 minutes to replace your serpentine belt, if you have never done it, you might want to watch the mechanic so if you loose one on the road you'll be able to replace it and save a tow bill and the mechanics labor.
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The quickest way to tell if you have ACE is to count the pulleys. If you have nine, you have ACE, if you have eight, you don't. That non ACE belt is shorter.
The quickest way to tell if you have ACE is to count the pulleys. If you have nine, you have ACE, if you have eight, you don't. That non ACE belt is shorter.
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